ECON 4115 Economics for Business
An accelerated course in macro and micro economics, explains the international and domestic factors which affect the performance of national economies, including fiscal and monetary policy, balance of payments, and inflation. The behavior of specific industries, firms, and consumers is analyzed in economic terms of supply and demand, profit maximization, and imperfect competition. This theoretical foundation course should be completed early in the program. Prerequisite: 'C' (2.0) or better in
MATH 2000, or appropriate placement test score, or equivalent transfer course.